Presenting the Discriminative Stimulus and Cues for a Behavior Make

question 5

Multiple Choice

Presenting the discriminative stimulus and cues for a behavior make the behavior ____________ likely to occur,and removing the discriminative stimulus and cues for the behavior make the behavior ____________ likely to occur.

• A) ​more;less
• B) ​less;more
• C) ​more;more
• D) ​less;less

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Definitions:

Physical Therapist

A healthcare professional specialized in the treatment of individuals to improve mobility and alleviate pain through physical rehabilitation techniques.

Stroke Recovery

The process of regaining lost skills and function after a stroke, which may involve rehabilitation therapy and self-care practices.

Condenser Plates

Components in various devices (such as microscopes or capacitors) that collect and focus light or electrical energy.

Diathermy

A medical and surgical technique that uses high-frequency electric currents to generate heat, primarily for muscle relaxation or tissue removal.